Prince Harry interrupts honeymoon to make important Invictus Games announcement

The 33-year-old Duke of Sussex made a special announcement about the Invictus Games, despite being on his honeymoon in Canada.

The news was shared via Kensington Palace's official Twitter account as well as the Invictus Games Foundation account: the 5th Invictus Games will be hosted in The Hague.

The foundation's chairman, Sir Keith Mills, thanked 'everyone for the extremely positive reactions received after the launch,' and added that it would be a 'topnotch event in 2020.'

As reported by Marie Claire, Prince Harry and his bride Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, will also attend the 2018 Invictus Games in Sydney later this year.

The event is scheduled to take place from the 20th to 27th October, and the aim this year is to use the power of sport once again 'to inspire recovery and support rehabilitation' for veterans wounded in combat.

The multi-sport event was created by the Duke of Sussex in 2014 to allow wounded veterans to compete in wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball and indoor rowing

"We have already seen in London, Orlando, and Toronto just how exciting hosting the Invictus Games can be, and I know this will be an incredible experience for everyone in The Hague as they embrace the Invictus spirit in 2020."

Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, Twitter / Kensington Palace, June 4, 2018.

Prince Harry, who also serves as the foundation's patron, shared the news with excitement, saying that the Netherlands has supported the foundation 'from the very beginning.

He is confident that 'everyone there will fully get behind' the wounded warriors who 'have served their countries to bravely.'

Prince Harry served in the military for ten years and raising awareness for wounded soldiers and veterans is a cause close to his heart.

He received the rank of Officer Cadet in 2005 and was promoted to Second Lieutenant in 2006, to Captain in 2011 and Major in 2018.

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